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Solano County Office of Education

Solano County Office of Education

The workforce development department consists of programs that prepare youth and adults for employment and independent living.
 

Transition Partnership Program (TPP)

Transition Partnership Program (TPP) is a collaborative contract with the California Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) and Solano County Office of Education (SCOE).
 
The purpose of TPP is to provide DOR-mandated Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Pre-Employment Transition Services including employment preparation, job development and placement, follow up and non-supported employment to those students/DOR clients in Solano County who are either attending:
  • High School
  • Continuation School
  • SCOE Juvenile Court/Community School
  • SCOE Adult Program classes
  • Career Technical Education classes
  • Fairfield-Suisun Adult School
  • Solano Community College
  • SOAR/STC (Students Achieving Results/School-to-Career)
  • Or who are job ready
  • Or are foster youth in need of employment services
The TPP staff also supply the auxiliary services necessary for the students/DOR clients to reach their employment goal. Staff works together from referral, through intake, eligibility and planning to ensure services necessary for success. The DOR and SCOE Cooperative Agreement establishes a collaborative service relationship designed to provide the student/DOR client greater access to specialized services intended to meet the unique needs of the shared DOR/Education Agency disabled population. All services, funded directly or through certified expenditures, provided through this agreement shall be provided only for TPP student/DOR clients.
 
The staff includes:
 
Manager, Workforce Development
Kesha Lovett
 
Project Support Analyst
 
Senior Secretary
 
 
College and Career Development Specialists
Andrea Chavez
Vacaville High, Will C. Wood High, Buckingham Collegiate Charter Academy
 
Cecilia Armenta
Vanden High School, SCOE Adult Programs-Irene Larsen Center
 
Jaime Peak
Fairfield High School, Sem Yeto High School
 
Nelly Pantoja
Armijo High School, Sem Yeto High School
 
Dixon High School, Maine Prairie High School, SCOE Adult Programs-Maine Prairie
 
Shelia Vogel
SCOE Adult Transition - Fairfield-Suisun Adult School, SOAR, E2E
 
Benicia High School, Liberty - Fast Track
 
Teri Cisneros
Rodriguez High School, DHH TPP, ECHS TPP - Fast Track
 
Tina Bidwell
Fairfield-Suisun Adult School, Golden Hills TPP, E2E
 
 
 
 

WorkAbility I and WorkAbility I Middle School

The Solano County Office of Education WorkAbility I program promotes independent living and provides comprehensive pre-employment worksite training, employment, and follow-up services for youth in special education who are making the transition from school to work. The program serves both middle school and high school students. The middle school project assists eighth-grade students with the transition to high school and with linking school to future careers. They are provided self-determination, career exploration and self-advocacy training. The secondary program assists students with the actual transition from high school. The goal is to have students employed and/or enrolled in a training program leading to a job in their chosen career field.
 
The WorkAbility project currently serves over 200 high school and post-secondary students, and 130 middle school students.
 
The staff includes:
 
Manager, Workforce Development
Kesha Lovett
 
Project Support Analyst
 
Senior Secretary
 
 
College and Career Development Specialists
Vacaville High School
Wood High School
Jepson Middle School
 
Vanden High School
Larsen Adult Program
David Weir Middle School
B. Gale Wilson Middle School
 
Jaime Peak
Fairfield High School
Grange Middle School
 
Nelly Pantoja
Armijo High School
Crystal Middle School
 
Dixon High School
Maine Prairie High School
SCOE Adult Programs-Maine Prairie
John Knight Middle School
 
Shelia Vogel
SCOE Adult Transition - Fairfield-Suisun Adult School
 
Benicia High School Adult Program
Benicia Middle School
Mare Island Technology Academy
 
Teri Cisneros
Green Valley Middle School
Suisun Valley Middle School
 
Golden Hills Adult Program

Inclusion Film Camps

In 2019, the Solano County Office of Education partnered with Inclusion Films and North Bay Regional Center to provide 18 to 24-year-olds with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities the opportunity to attend SCOE's Short Film Camp. The two-week camp taught participants principles of filmmaking while practicing self-advocacy and self-determination skills. 

Transition Fair

COMING SOON!

Back to School

COMING SOON!

Paraeducator Exam

CONTACT INFORMATION

CONTACT INFORMATION

Kesha Lovett
Manager, Workforce Development
Email: wd@solanocoe.net
Office: (707) 399-4884
PROGRAM BROCHURES

PROGRAM BROCHURES

 
Date: July 14-25, 2025 (M-F only)
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 
Must be able to attend all 10 days of camp